I wonder if they work in the winter? Longer nights to be on, shorter days to charge
MrPuddington to vfxuk
17 Dec 153#4
Maybe for one winter, but certainly not for many... We tried a few solar lights from poundland, and they all died within weeks.
GoldSquid
17 Dec 152#2
yeah they work for about 10 minutes
Bigfootpete
17 Dec 151#3
Great price - but these will shine about as much as a small candle... Solar powered lighting has a long way to go yet...
ronniemckinnon123
17 Dec 152#5
cheap rubbish .
izzysmum
17 Dec 15#6
The only reason poundland are still in business is that the cost of returning something is bigger than any refund you would get. If people took back everything that broke within a week or didn't work as described they would become overwhelmed with returned stock, no not stock tat.
captainbeaky
17 Dec 152#7
Sorry - but these are really poor.
adi0604
17 Dec 15#8
Might as well throw your money down the drain..
Besford
17 Dec 15#9
Worse than useless as you will have drilled a big hole in your deck before it stops working.
kaptin_d
18 Dec 15#10
Why would anyone buy a light for a pound, cut a hole in their decking to fit it!? When it breaks, what would you fill the hole with?!?'
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